At what age can a minor obtain their full, unrestricted Pennsylvania driver’s license?

Answer: C — 18 years old

In Pennsylvania, a minor can obtain their full, unrestricted driver's license at the age of 18. This is the point at which they have completed the necessary probationary period following their learner’s permit and have met all requirements set by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). At 18, individuals are considered adults under Pennsylvania law, which means they are no longer subject to the restrictions placed on drivers who are younger. This includes limitations on the number of passengers, driving hours, and the need for supervision. While minors can obtain a learner’s permit at 16 and start the process of becoming licensed at that age, only upon reaching 18 can they receive an unrestricted license, allowing them the full privileges of driving without the limitations applicable to younger drivers.